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Business / Re: Time To Turn Your Brilliant Idea Into A Profitable Business by ChuksDaVinci: 10:19am On Jan 13, 2023 |
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Business / Time To Turn Your Brilliant Idea Into A Profitable Business by ChuksDaVinci: 7:29pm On Mar 08, 2022 |
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Agriculture / Re: My Cucumber Farming Dairy (pilot Phase) by ChuksDaVinci: 11:03am On Apr 01, 2021 |
DAY 6 - 01/04/21 Between 80 -85% of the seeds have sprouted. There are signs that some would soon emerge. Since the start of sprouting, two days ago, the plants have more than tripled in size.... They grow very very fast. 1 Like
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Agriculture / Re: My Cucumber Farming Dairy (pilot Phase) by ChuksDaVinci: 3:06pm On Mar 31, 2021 |
noeloge82: I'm glad I can learn from this, and show my results here. Like I stated earlier, I've not grown Cucumber in a long while (6/7 years), I was focused on other Crops and Livestock.... And if I recall correctly, I used several varieties: Alpha-Beta, Marketer (Not Market-more) and Murano. The result was encouraging. |
Agriculture / Re: My Cucumber Farming Dairy (pilot Phase) by ChuksDaVinci: 2:58pm On Mar 31, 2021 |
okoroemeka: Thanks. I'm up for the challenge, and will be in touch shortly. Hopefully, this seed can be used for the Pilot Phase II. The results will be published here live. 1 Like |
Agriculture / Re: My Cucumber Farming Dairy (pilot Phase) by ChuksDaVinci: 3:06pm On Mar 30, 2021 |
zxcvbnmlkjhgfds: Ash (wood ash) is good sources of macro and micro nutrients for your plant, they are rich in potassium, and also help in conditioning your soil (are alkaline). |
Agriculture / Re: My Cucumber Farming Dairy (pilot Phase) by ChuksDaVinci: 2:49pm On Mar 30, 2021 |
Still today, DAY 4 - 30/03/2021 Took this picture this very afternoon. Just minutes ago... Cucumber spreads its leaves and drinks in its first sunlight. The ministry is moving to the permanent site
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Agriculture / Re: My Cucumber Farming Dairy (pilot Phase) by ChuksDaVinci: 9:14am On Mar 30, 2021 |
DAY 4 - 30/03/2021 4 days after planting, Cucumber sprouts begin to emerge....
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Agriculture / Re: My Cucumber Farming Dairy (pilot Phase) by ChuksDaVinci: 1:36pm On Mar 29, 2021 |
Barbsamiin: I'm based in Delta, so I got mine at Agbor. Agric Office. You can get yours wherever you're based. Just ask around for Sellers of Hybrid seeds. Produced by Premier or Technisem or any other. |
Agriculture / Re: My Cucumber Farming Dairy (pilot Phase) by ChuksDaVinci: 10:55pm On Mar 28, 2021 |
Agriculture / Re: My Cucumber Farming Dairy (pilot Phase) by ChuksDaVinci: 10:49pm On Mar 28, 2021 |
PLANTING - 27/03-2021 Sowed my seeds on the 27th of March. Two seeds per hole. Two seeded holes per bags. 30 bags. Expecting a total of 60 plant stands. I watered before planting. And watered again at night. So far, watering has been very economical because there is less wastage. I make only two trips with my Watering Can (of about 15 Liters).
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Agriculture / Re: My Cucumber Farming Dairy (pilot Phase) by ChuksDaVinci: 10:39pm On Mar 28, 2021 |
I chose to farm in polythene bags to better manage my limited water resources (Rainfall is currently unreliable). For this Pilot phase I, I'm using 30 bags. I left room for expansion into a Pilot phase II. 1 Share
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Agriculture / Re: My Cucumber Farming Dairy (pilot Phase) by ChuksDaVinci: 8:16pm On Mar 28, 2021 |
LAND PREPARATION I did all farm work myself (ably aided by my Muse ). So, I have zero labour cost. Used left over bamboo from Yam farm of the previous year. Bought Polythene bags at Onitsha Main Market @ #1200 for 100pcs. Cleared my small site on the 25th of March (Day). Completed bamboo trellis on the 26th of March. Started the previous night. Filled bags with a mixture of Loamy soil and ash, same day 26th (Evening). 1 Like
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Agriculture / Re: My Cucumber Farming Dairy (pilot Phase) by ChuksDaVinci: 8:07pm On Mar 28, 2021 |
I bought a Sachet of Cucumber Seeds @ Agric Office, Agbor, Delta. It cost me exactly #700 for this sachet. Cucumber Variety: Market More
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Agriculture / My Cucumber Farming Dairy (pilot Phase) by ChuksDaVinci: 7:59pm On Mar 28, 2021 |
So, I've decided on adding Cucumber to my farming activities this year, 2021. It's been years since I last grew Cucumber (6/7 years ago), and even then, I did it at a small scale (garden) level for personal consumption and limited sales. This year, I want to try something special, and I'll be starting with a Pilot Phase, to test run some of my ideas, and train some of my farmers. This is what I've done so far.
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Agriculture / Re: Top Ten Profitable Agriculture Businesses To Startup This Year In Nigeria by ChuksDaVinci: 6:47am On Mar 16, 2021 |
Nyamuriflathead: Cocoa farming is still lucrative. The main problem in Nigeria is Value Addition. |
Agriculture / Re: Top Ten Profitable Agriculture Businesses To Startup This Year In Nigeria by ChuksDaVinci: 6:45am On Mar 16, 2021 |
Nyamuriflathead: I do. It simply means collecting sperm cells from male animal and inserting them into the female animal's reproductive organ. The process is a little different for every class of animal. For example, artificial inseminations in fishes (Induced breeding / Hypophysation) requires the male to be sacrificed, and milt sac (sperm sac) collected; while the female (gravid / sexually mature) is injected with hormones to stimulate egg production.... and so on. |
Agriculture / Re: Top Ten Profitable Agriculture Businesses To Startup This Year In Nigeria by ChuksDaVinci: 6:35am On Mar 16, 2021 |
Nezzjnr: Hi. Sorry about the late response, I've been busy on a project. I'll soon write an comprehensive article on Cassava Business, soon. From Farming, to Garri processing, and even export of Dried Cassava. If you need more info, urgently, reach me directly on the Contact above. Thanks. |
Agriculture / Re: Top Ten Profitable Agriculture Businesses To Startup This Year In Nigeria by ChuksDaVinci: 10:22am On Feb 26, 2021 |
Agriculture / Re: Top Ten Profitable Agriculture Businesses To Startup This Year In Nigeria by ChuksDaVinci: 3:20am On Feb 18, 2021 |
phantom24: Risk is subjective. Everyone perceives risks differently, and what might be high risk to you, might be low risk to another, and vice versa. The difference in perception, most time, is down to knowledge: How much do you know about the venture? What information do you possess? Do you possess the skill and experience required? Another factor that can determine how risky a venture is to you is Value: How important is the venture to you? What do you stand to lose? What is at stake? We actually define our risks, and calculate how much we can risk. Now, is Poultry Business the riskiest Agro Venture? Absolutely Not. Which then is the riskiest? This would be the Agro Venture with the highest stakes (financial or otherwise) and the least information available. So... You Decide. Remain Ever Blessed. 1 Like |
Agriculture / Re: Top Ten Profitable Agriculture Businesses To Startup This Year In Nigeria by ChuksDaVinci: 2:27am On Feb 12, 2021 |
yanabasee1: Fish Farming is my personal favorite.... Not because I make the fish pepper soup to screw anyone oo The funny thing is that once you start farming fishes, your appetite for eating fishes will reduce to almost zero... I'm talking from my experience. Fish farming maybe capital intensive, but it is alsopossible to start small and grow the business. Setting up a Hatchery Facility gives you an edge over other farmers without one, as you can select the best broodstocks for breeding and best fingerlings to stock in your fattening ponds. Also, you would have a secondary stream of income through the sale of fingerlings and juveniles to other fish farmers. |
Agriculture / Re: Top Ten Profitable Agriculture Businesses To Startup This Year In Nigeria by ChuksDaVinci: 2:16am On Feb 12, 2021 |
JidennaJason: You have the Right Mindset. |
Agriculture / Re: Top Ten Profitable Agriculture Businesses To Startup This Year In Nigeria by ChuksDaVinci: 2:15am On Feb 12, 2021 |
phantom24: There is no business venture without risk. In fact, the greater the risk, the greater the reward. What is important to thrive is taking calculated risks. This means having the right information, and taking the right actions. Poultry Farming is absolutely not the riskiest agribusiness to venture into. Not even close. |
Agriculture / Re: Top Ten Profitable Agriculture Businesses To Startup This Year In Nigeria by ChuksDaVinci: 2:10am On Feb 12, 2021 |
JidennaJason: That's a good agribusiness to venture into. Last I checked, there was a ban on the importation of poultry products into Nigeria. This means you have a ready sizable market for your produce (meat and egg).... And you can choose to do something special, by adding value, and creating a unique product. |
Agriculture / Re: Top Ten Profitable Agriculture Businesses To Startup This Year In Nigeria by ChuksDaVinci: 8:19pm On Feb 11, 2021 |
***To learn more on how to Startup these Profitable Agribusinesses, contact CHUKSDAVINCI SOLUTONS:
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Agriculture / Re: Top Ten Profitable Agriculture Businesses To Startup This Year In Nigeria by ChuksDaVinci: 8:18pm On Feb 11, 2021 |
3 Factors that can significantly affect the profitability of your Agribusiness: • Management practices: Skill and experience of the manager, farming system and technology employed (mixed farming, irrigation, greenhouse, RAS, hydroponics), quality of inputs (seeds/seedlings, feeds/fertilizer, pesticides etc), and management efficiencies (minimizing wastages, turning waste to wealth). • Scale of production / Rate of turnover / Volume efficiency: Understanding your Farm Economics to produce at a scale that maximizes Production Efficiencies, and avoids Diminishing Returns. • Value addition: This factor is so important that it could impact your profits by over 200%. Add Value to your raw farm produce by processing into finished goods (eg Oven-dried Fish, Plantain Chips, Cassava Flour, Tomato Paste, grape juice, grilled Pork etc), and packaging into branded materials.
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Agriculture / Re: Top Ten Profitable Agriculture Businesses To Startup This Year In Nigeria by ChuksDaVinci: 8:17pm On Feb 11, 2021 |
1. Vegetable Farming and Processing [PROI: 600 – 1000% +] 1 Like
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Agriculture / Re: Top Ten Profitable Agriculture Businesses To Startup This Year In Nigeria by ChuksDaVinci: 8:16pm On Feb 11, 2021 |
2. Grape Farming and Processing: A lot of people don’t know that grape farming is possible in Nigeria. [PROI: 400 – 700%] 1 Like
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